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51. Engaging participants
52. Ensure that your consultation is clear, concise and widely accessible.
53. Ensure your consultation follows better regulation best practice, including carrying out a Regulatory Impact Assessment if appropriate.
54. Enthoven, Guido
55. Expectations for E-consultation
56. Expectations for e-consultation
57. Facilitators
58. Give feedback regarding the responses received and how the consultation process influenced the policy.
59. Gordon, Tom
60. Groupware
61. Gwyneth
62. Gwyneth Redpath
63. Hansard Society visit
64. Haughey, Dennis
65. HowToGetThere
66. Identifying issues
67. Information Resources
68. Issues
69. Jennifer McMaster
70. Jim Alford
71. Ken Bartley
72. Leighann McConville
73. LiamMurtagh
74. Local E-Government in Northern Ireland
75. Local E-Government in Republic of Ireland
76. Lynn doran
77. Making the net work
78. Managing contacts
79. Mapping ideas
80. Mary
81. McCann, Mark
82. Measuring citizens engagement
83. Measuring needs and preferences
84. Meave Heaney
85. Milliken, Matt
86. Monitor your department’s effectiveness at consultation, including through the use of a designated consultation co-ordinator.
87. Moore, Dairmuid
88. NGO
89. NIYF: Exploring Capacity for E-Enabled Youth Participation in Public Consultation
90. NIYF: Respondent Recruitment
91. NIYF & Child Protection
92. NIYF Consultation: Perceived Benefits
93. NSEC Consultation Data Generated
94. NSEC E-Consultation Context
95. NSEC Future work programme
96. NSEC Learning Outcomes
97. Newman, David
98. Newtownabbey e-consultations
99. Offline marketing
100. Oliver's Consultation Processes

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